Washington Wizards vs Brooklyn Nets Final Score & Over/Under Result — Feb 7, 2026

Washington and Brooklyn had split their season series entering Tuesday night—one blowout win apiece, with combined totals of 218 and 235—but this matchup broke sharply from that volatile pattern. The Wizards came in averaging 111.1 points over their last ten games while holding opponents to 117.0, while the Nets were struggling both ways, scoring just 99.6 and allowing 118.7 per contest. Brooklyn's offense showed up in force anyway, rolling to a 127–113 victory and pushing the combined total to 240, a decisive 23.5-point overrun of the 216.5 market line.

The opening quarter set the tone for an unexpectedly high-scoring affair, with 66 combined points in the first twelve minutes. Brooklyn jumped ahead early behind Michael Porter Jr.'s hot start, while Will Riley led Washington's charge with 27 points on the night. The Nets' lead proved durable through the first half, which combined for 127 points—well above the baseline both teams had established lately. Washington fought back in the third quarter, outscoring Brooklyn 35–21 to make it a game, but Brooklyn's Michael Porter Jr. (23 pts, 6 reb, 3 ast) and Day'Ron Sharpe (19 pts, 9 reb, 4 ast) stabilized the fourth, which combined for 57 points. Justin Champagnie added 21 points and 9 rebounds for the Wizards in the loss. DAGGER leaned under pregame, and it missed decisively.